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The anticipatory reasonable adjustments (ARAs) are a set of adjustments that the University puts in place for all students. They mostly relate to inclusivity for disabled and neurodivergent students. | The anticipatory reasonable adjustments (ARAs) are a set of adjustments that the University puts in place for all students. They mostly relate to inclusivity for disabled and neurodivergent students. They are different to [[Disability Access Plan|Disability Access Plans]]. | ||
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The anticipatory reasonable adjustments (ARAs) are a set of adjustments that the University puts in place for all students. They mostly relate to inclusivity for disabled and neurodivergent students. They are different to Disability Access Plans.
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